Online Technologies for Health Information and Education: A literature review [0.03%]
卫生信息与教育的在线技术：文献综述
Harkiran K Gill,Navkiranjit Gill,Sean D Young
Harkiran K Gill
There is a growing body of research focused on the use of social media and Internet technologies for health education and information sharing. The authors reviewed literature on this topic, with a specific focus on the benefits and concerns...
Kimberly Pullen,Betty Tucker,Talicia Tarver
Kimberly Pullen
Three librarians at LSU Health Shreveport partnered with staff members at the Shreveport service center staff of the Girl Scouts of Louisiana - Pines to the Gulf to teach girls about nutrition. The librarians provided instruction to the sta...
The Mobile School Health Information Initiative: Creating and Sustaining a Free Curriculum for P-12 Staff to Find Credible Health Information [0.03%]
流动学校健康信息倡议：为K-12工作人员免费创建和维持一个可信的健康信息课程项目
William Olmstadt,Judy Hansen,Robert J Engeszer
William Olmstadt
Three health sciences librarians created a curriculum to connect pre-school - grade 12 (P-12) personnel with credible health information. The course focuses on MedlinePlus® and KidsHealth.org®. They obtained external funding to deliver a ...
Building Health Literacy Among an Urban Teenage Population by Creating Online Health Videos for Public and School Health Curriculum Use [0.03%]
通过创建线上健康视频提高城市青少年健康素养用作公共和学校教学课程素材
Charles J Greenberg,Lei Wang
Charles J Greenberg
Healthflicks is a 2010-2011 National Network of Libraries of Medicine outreach project conducted in New Haven, CT, targeting health information literacy among urban teens through the creation of web videos. Students from a public magnet sch...
Learning Curves: Making Quality Online Health Information Available at a Fitness Center [0.03%]
学习曲线：在健身中心提供高质量的在线健康信息
Montie T Dobbins,Talicia Tarver,Mararia Adams et al.
Montie T Dobbins et al.
Meeting consumer health information needs can be a challenge. Research suggests that women seek health information from a variety of resources, including the Internet. In an effort to make women aware of reliable health information sources,...
Melissa Fahrmann,Wendy T Pesch,Luis F Interiano
Melissa Fahrmann
Between 2006 and 2009, two health sciences librarians at Baton Rouge General Medical Center created and launched the Louisiana segment of the National Library of Medicine's Go Local program, whose ultimate goal was to improve the health inf...
Elaine Sullo
Elaine Sullo
Since the acceptance of the Healthy DC - Go Local proposal in November 2007, members of the District of Columbia Area Health Sciences Libraries group supported the project by offering their time to select health care services, perform data ...
Georgia Health - Go Local: Using Multidisciplinary Partnerships to Promote a Statewide Consumer Health Website [0.03%]
利用多学科合作促进州一级的消费者健康网站的发展——以佐治亚州为例
Rita B Smith
Rita B Smith
The National Library of Medicine ended its support of the Go Local program in 2010 due to declining usage, but in many ways Georgia's project was a success. From its beginning, Georgia Health - Go Local was a model of successful collaborati...
Outreach to Improve Patient Education at South Carolina Free Medical Clinics [0.03%]
改善南卡罗来纳州免费诊所患者教育的拓展活动
Karen D McMullen,Rozalynd P McConnaughy,Ruth A Riley
Karen D McMullen
The University of South Carolina (USC) School of Medicine (SOM) librarians have partnered with eight free medical clinics in South Carolina to enhance patient education efforts. During these outreach projects, project librarians purchased a...
Public Library Participation in a MedlinePlus Go Local Project: Perceptions of Georgia Librarians and Staff [0.03%]
美国乔治亚州MedlinePlus Go Local项目中公共图书馆馆员及员工的参与情况及其看法调查报告摘要
Rita B Smith
Rita B Smith
In an effort to promote public library involvement in Georgia Health - Go Local, a National Library of Medicine initiative to link consumers to health resources in their local areas, staff at a large public library system in south Georgia w...